Free Web NovelChapter 1215: Chapter 30: The Joyful Debt (Part 6)_3
The guard said coldly, "You’re also to blame for causing trouble for my master!"
Su Yang, "..."
Is there no reasoning?
Did someone hold a knife to their throats and force them to steal a plate of braised crucian carp?
Putting yourself in trouble, yet daring to be arrogant?
Princess Yinchuan had tricked Su Yang, but now she was facing the consequences. Su Yang initially didn’t want to get involved, but apart from pulling that trick on him, the other mistakes of Princess Yinchuan weren’t very grave.
This guard grabbed people indiscriminately, and he feared that Princess Yinchuan’s life would be at risk.
Su Yang didn’t want to get involved, but he couldn’t help himself because of his soft heart.
He spoke just one sentence and was already branded as an accomplice.
The guard wanted to capture Su Yang.
Could Su Yang let him succeed?
They directly started fighting on the corridor.
There were quite a few guards, but none of them were a match for Su Yang. He kicked them down, causing chaos on the inn’s ground floor.
The two young men, who were barely alive, were supported by the guards to come over. Seeing their own men being badly beaten brought them instant anger.
They looked at Su Yang and said, "You dare hit my men, you must have borrowed courage from the heavens!"
Just from this, one could tell their status wasn’t low.
Indeed, traveling with so many guards was not ordinary.
But when it comes to status, Su Yang had never feared anyone.
He didn’t take the man’s words to heart.
The man got furious and directly revealed his identity, "I am the Prince Ping’s Heir!"
Su Yang chuckled, "That title is indeed distinguished."
"It would’ve been even more so ten years ago."
This title was granted by the Nanliang and carried over by the Nanlin.
Old dynasty princes were certainly esteemed in the old dynasty.
With a single sentence, Su Yang managed to inflame their anger even more.
But no matter how angry they were, they had to hold it in.
The guards couldn’t even get up after being beaten, and those two were half-dead themselves. How could they be a match for Su Yang?
They had to swallow their anger, plan to get back at him both principle and interest later!
The guards supported them back to their room.
The innkeeper was dumbstruck with fear.
Having run the inn for many years, he’d seen all sorts of people and could tell these few were all of high status today.
But he hadn’t expected one of them to be the Princely Heir of Prince Ping.
Those two were even more something.
To not even regard the heir of Prince Ping—it had to be a higher status, greater power that gives them courage to speak like that.
They had to attend carefully to these few Bodhisattvas.
Su Yang ascended the stairs.
The sound of his steps made the usually dark-faced Princess Yinchuan blush.
Su Yang entered the room directly, and Princess Yinchuan, forcing herself, followed inside.
She wanted to escape.
But if the guards couldn’t beat Su Yang even teaming up, how could she?
After entering the room, Princess Yinchuan looked like a little wife.
Su Yang got goosebumps all over, "If you keep looking like this, be careful or I’ll hit you!"
Princess Yinchuan was almost about to cry from fear.
Su Yang looked at her and said, "Regarding the trick you pulled on me today, if you can’t give me a satisfactory explanation, guess what will happen?"
Su Yang had a daunting expression.
Princess Yinchuan, filled with grievances, knew she was in for trouble, so she boldly said, "You let me get this sunburnt, what’s wrong in me playing a trick on you?!"
Looking at Su Yang’s face, Princess Yinchuan got even angrier.
Clearly, they both got sunburnt.
Why did she tan?
But he didn’t?!
Su Yang guessed it was because of the walking, but he hadn’t expected Princess Yinchuan to be more upset about the sunburn.
"Shouldn’t you be thanking me?" Su Yang said.
"...!!!"
Thank him?
With a knife!?
Princess Yinchuan was furious.
Su Yang walked to her side, pinching her shoulder and said, "You’ve got exceptional bones."
"Haven’t you noticed, after a few days of walking, you’ve grown some chest muscles?"
Her shoulder hurt, but Su Yang’s words were even more shocking.
Princess Yinchuan was stunned.
Chest...chest muscles?
She looked down at her chest.
Su Yang was looking too.
Though covered tightly, nothing could be seen.
But Princess Yinchuan blushed from neck to ear.
Su Yang found it strange.
Although muscles growing after long training is normal, them appearing after just a few days of training was odd.
Especially since the intensity of his training wasn’t high.
Princess Yinchuan rarely trained and could get hurt if the intensity was too much.
This limit, Su Yang was aware of.
Besides exceptional bones, he couldn’t think of another explanation.
Princess Yinchuan wished she could gouge Su Yang’s eyes out, and she turned and ran.
Su Yang, "...???"
Praised her.
Why did she have such an expression?
Princess Yinchuan ran back to her room and quickly closed the door.
These days, often sleeping outdoors, bathing hastily, she hadn’t noticed her chest had begun to develop—
Though still small.
But even small, it was noticeably more than before.
Compared with her peers, she’d fallen far, far behind.
She, a noble princess, clearly had no need to mention family background, and was of excellent appearance, her only flaw being her small chest.
Mother often said, fortunately she was born into a royal family and got engaged early, had she been born poor, she might not have been able to marry.
Mother’s greatest worry was that she might marry someone whose chest was larger than her daughter’s...
This was also a reason why Princess Yinchuan refused to marry Su Yang no matter what.
She disliked Su Yang who made bees sting her and her Imperial Brother.
She had no desire to lose face in Daqi.
Unexpectedly, after so many days, her chest began to develop.
Princess Yinchuan didn’t know whether to be happy or to cry.
Because her chest grew at the cost of her face.
